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    Information Requirements Of An Effective CRM Solution

    Information Requirements Of An Effective CRM Solution The employees of a firm employing CRM would require rich information about their firm and customer base including: • Information about the market • Information about the firm • The current segment • Demographic Distribution (by age...
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    Data Mining for CRM: Some Relevant issues

    Data Mining for CRM: Some Relevant issues Data mining is an important enabler for CRM. Advances in data storage and processing technologies have made it possible today to store very large amounts of data in what are called data warehouses and then use data mining tools to extract relevant...
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    ERP & CRM

    ERP and CRM Like ERP, CRM solutions focus on automating and improving business processes, albeit in front-office areas such as marketing, sales, customer service, and customer support. Whereas ERP implementation can result in improved organisational efficiency, CRM aims to provide...
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    Knowledge Management (KM) with focus on CRM

    Knowledge Management (KM) with focus on CRM As Peter Drucker defined “Information is data endowed with relevance and purpose”. To effectively implement a CRM solution it is very important to identify real knowledge about different types of customers (Viz. Most valued customers, Most growable...
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    CRM Implementation Issues

    CRM Implementation Issues One of the most interesting aspects of CRM development is the multitude of customer interfaces that a company has to manage in today’s context. Until recently, a company’s direct interface with the customers, if any was primarily through sales people or service...
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    CRM Performance Evaluation Process

    CRM Performance Evaluation Process Without a proper performance metrics to evaluate CRM efforts, it would be hard to make objective decisions regarding continuation, modification, enhancement, or termination of CRM programs. If co-operative and collaborative relationship with the customers is...
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    Partnering Programs in CRM

    Partnering Programs The third type of CRM programs is partnering relationships between customer and marketers to serve end user needs. In the mass markets, two types of partnering programs are most common: co-branding and affinity partnering. CRM Governance Process • Greater the scope of...
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    Business Objectives From CRM

    Business Objectives From CRM The following are some of the strategic objectives offered by the Sales Applications in the CRM suite: • Increased Revenue Focus your sales force on increasing your company’s revenues through better Information and better incentives to drive top line growth...
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    The Emergence of CRM Practice

    The Emergence of CRM Practice The Past: Looking back at a snapshot history of marketing, we can see the following clear developments and progression over the last four decades: • 1960’s – the era of Mass Marketing, when Gibbs SR toothpaste began the first marketing of this kind with its black...
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    Key CRM Principles

    Key CRM principles Differentiate Customers: All customers are not equal; recognize and reward best customers disproportionately. Understanding each customer becomes particularly important. And the same customers’ reaction to a cellular company operator may be quite different as compared to a...
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    CRM

    What is Customer Relationship management? Before we begin to examine the conceptual foundations of CRM, it will be useful to define what is CRM. A narrow perspective of customer relationship management is creating a team relationship among sales, marketing, and customer support activities...
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    History of CRM

    The History of CRM -- Moving Beyond the Customer Database Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is one of those magnificent concepts that swept the business world in the 1990’s with the promise of forever changing the way businesses small and large interacted with their customer bases. In...
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    CRM

    Customer relationship management (CRM) consists of the processes a company uses to track and organize its contacts with its current and prospective customers. CRM software is used to support these processes; the software system can be accessed, and information about customers and customer...
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    ERP, SAP , CRM

    RETAIL Rapidly changing production and supply chain dynamics are driving the Retail industry to automate their processes and data. Uncertainties apart, you need to achieve higher operational efficiency to expand your Retail business. Wipro Infotech leverages project management and IT...
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    CRM

    A book Customer Relationship Management for all of you.. :SugarwareZ-155:
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    crm in sbi

    hi customer relationship management in state bank of india crm in sbi
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    CRM

    i have uploaded a CRM project which will help u
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    CRM Performance evaluation to achive customer loyalty

    hi any one needs CRM (customer relationship management ) performance evaluation and customer loyalty
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    CRM Case Studies

    hello friends, some case studies on the Customer Relationship Management techniques CRM | CaseStudy.co.in
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    Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

    Please share some Project report for CRM I have one PPT below. Anything additional to that would help.
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